-- [ From: Patricia Ray * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] -- Lori, My address book showed your address as [email protected] already. But I'm glad you're making sure it's right! With all the info that came through from David & Gray it will take me a loooong time to get it all compared. But I want to encourage you to submit all your information to the Mailing List for everyone to see as soon as you're ready. We'll get it added to the db as soon as we can. That will put us in a better position to make links as new info comes along. What I would like is your Crews line as far as it goes. I would like all the desc's eventually, but for now just the Crews's, unless you CAN send them all? And the Lewis line is one that intermarries with Crews over & over. I even have some of them in Franklin Co, MO in the early 1800s that are connected to my Crews & Emmons. It's a fascinating family and I would love to get what you know of her line, too. They seem to be related to everyone! .......................................... Brenda, SO! "..seems someone needs to do better on their source information!" huh? (pout, pout!) I think I've just found the person to rely on to lead these discussions. And I'll try to get caught up, in the meantime, ok? I've got about 10,000 or more people to enter in the db. (sob!) Joanne has only caught me on a fauxpaux once and that's a miracle! That's why I ask her to double-check me on some of this stuff because she's that far ahead! I'll double-check you and so will Joanne, I hope, at least after the first of the year. And I do think I'm on the same page as you, and I don't have any dates for the children of John Crews & Nancy Collins. I also don't have any grandchildren for them. I wish I knew more, esp about Robert and David. I can tell you that Robert & David were sued over some pigs in the 1820s and told the court they were going to MO. Robert supposedly m. in MO, but no further info. David supposedly m. (1) Fannie Summers and (2) Lucinda Milton. This info was from an anonymous researcher whose data was sent to us after she died. But there were no references for that. If you hadn't heard about that then you prob hadn't heard about the children of John Crews who we think is a brother of David Milton Crews. That's from the same source. If you don't have it, let me know. .......................................... BTW, I wasn't able to find ancestors for some of you newer people, but Joanne may be able to, so don't despair, yet. Give her some time and we'll see what she says. .......................................... David, you never cease to amaze me with all the data you have collected. Yes, there are far too many Thomas's floating around. I think Hazel has been trying to put get them straight for quite awhile. What do you have? BTW, do you know there was a battle in the Civil War called The Battle of Crews Farm? It was named by the South and was in Va a few miles below Jamestown, but I don't know which Crews owned the farm. Do you? .......................................... We have 17 people on this mailing list now. I hope we'll have all the rest soon! They are archiving our notes so those of you who think you might have missed anything can go back & get the old notes. But wait until I check out where you go to do that. I have to go back to the Guildlines page and look for the search features available. I'll let you know soon. Pat